Accommodation Wellington

Holiday homes in Wellington cluster around the harbour and waterfront, within walking distance of Te Papa, New Zealand’s national museum, and the restaurants and bars of Cuba Street and Courtenay Place. New Zealand’s capital is built on steep hills around one of the world’s finest natural harbours, and the Cable Car up to the Botanic Garden and the Zealandia wildlife sanctuary are both close to the centre. Wellington is famously windy — locals joke it has two seasons, windy and less windy — so an apartment close to town is worth choosing over a hillside walk-up. The city is compact and walkable, and te reo Māori place names sit alongside its Victorian and Art Deco architecture. As the seat of government and home to the film and creative industries around Miramar, Wellington runs busy through the working week as well as over summer (December–February), when the waterfront and harbour cruises are at their best. Compare the listings below and book at the best price.